Kenya Education in Emergencies Working Group – Drought 5Ws Report

1. Summary

1.1 Summary table

Summary statistics for EIE 5Ws reporting, 25 June 2023

Indicator	Partners	Counties	June_reached1	Total_reached	Target	%Target
1. Access ECD spaces/schools	12	14	7,238	188,406	1,201,151	15.69
2. Feeding programmes	9	6	1,456	48,249	784,647	6.15
3. Teaching materials	9	10	0	146,339	600,578	24.37
4. Safe water, personal hygiene	6	5	0	27,228	784,647	3.47
5. Educators resilience enhancing	13	12	729	4,859	6,018	80.74
6. Children resilience enhancing	12	12	2,592	64,507	154,729	41.69
Total	34	18	12,015	306,0212	2,146,5452	14.26
1Distinct number of schools not available as full list of schools is not reported
2Only the sum of indicators 1, 2, 5 and 6

1.2 By sex and age

Only Indicator 6, Children benefiting from resilience-enhancing programming sees a higher proportion of females reached over men.

1.3 By county

39.8% of all beneficiaries reached originate from Turkana, though it only has 14.05% of the targeted population.

IPC data extracted from here.

2. Progress by indicator

2.1 Overall progress

2.2 Reached by indicator

1. Access to ECD spaces/schools

EiE Indicator 1, as of 25 June 2023

Indicator	Partners	Counties	June_reached	Total_reached	Target	%Target
1. Access ECD spaces/schools	12	14	7,238	188,406	1,201,151	15.69

In June 2023, 7,238 persons were reached by interventions contributing to this indicator, of which 3,486 were boys and 3,220 were girls.

2. School feeding programmes

EiE Indicator 2, as of 25 June 2023

Indicator	Partners	Counties	June_reached	Total_reached	Target	%Target
2. Feeding programmes	9	6	1,456	48,249	784,647	6.15

In June 2023, 1,456 persons were reached by interventions contributing to this indicator, of which 783 were boys and 673 were girls.

3. Teaching and learning materials

EiE Indicator 3, as of 25 June 2023

Indicator	Partners	Counties	June_reached	Total_reached	Target	%Target
3. Teaching materials	9	10	0	146,339	600,578	24.37

In June 2023, 0 persons were reached by interventions contributing to this indicator, of which 0 were boys, 0 were girls, 0 were men and 0 were women.

4. Safe water, personal hygiene

EiE Indicator 4, as of 25 June 2023

Indicator	Partners	Counties	June_reached	Total_reached	Target	%Target
4. Safe water, personal hygiene	6	5	0	27,228	784,647	3.47

In June 2023, 0 persons were reached by interventions contributing to this indicator, of which 0 were boys and 0 and were girls.

5. Educators trained in resilience enhancing programmes

EiE Indicator 5, as of 25 June 2023

Indicator	Partners	Counties	June_reached	Total_reached	Target	%Target
5. Educators resilience enhancing	13	12	729	4,859	6,018	80.74

In June 2023, 729 persons were reached by interventions contributing to this indicator, of which 474 were men and 255 and were women.

6. Children benefited from resilience enhancing programmes

EiE Indicator 6, as of 25 June 2023

Indicator	Partners	Counties	June_reached	Total_reached	Target	%Target
6. Children resilience enhancing	12	12	2,592	64,507	154,729	41.69

In June 2023, 2,592 persons were reached by interventions contributing to this indicator, of which 1,330 were boys and 1,262 and were girls

3. Partners

3.1 Partners’ operational presence

Below is an interactive table which adds detail to the map above, serving additional information for coordination – allowing interested parties to search by county or partner.

The column activities refers to the number of Education activities implemented by said partner in each county. Each column can be sorted with the arrows next to each column name. Each column can also be filtered by typing into the search bar below each column name. Only completed activities have been included.

Download the dataset below here.

3.2 Summary by implementing partner

The table below breaks down persons reached by partner.

Summary by implementing partner

implementing_partner	reached1	counties	activities	%total2
Finn Church Aid	187,433	5	6	39.08
Homa Bay Counties- Department of Education; MoE D	57,020	1	1	11.89
Norwegian Refugee Council	52,914	2	3	11.03
World Vision Kenya	32,353	6	6	6.75
We World	20,947	2	1	4.37
Lifeskill Promoters	19,199	2	3	4.00
Save the Children	19,062	5	3	3.97
WERK	18,947	5	2	3.95
FHK	17,974	2	4	3.75
Jesuit Refugee Service	14,854	1	1	3.10
AVSI Foundation	9,768	2	3	2.04
MOE	8,241	1	2	1.72
Women Educational Researchers of Kenya,	4,175	1	1	0.87
Action for Sustainable Change	4,160	1	3	0.87
Nawiri Children Development Program	3,487	1	2	0.73
Mondi	2,197	1	1	0.46
Qatar Charity	1,541	1	1	0.32
Bartabwa	849	1	1	0.18
Special Olympics Kenya	848	3	1	0.18
The Girl Child Network (GCN)	700	2	1	0.15
CDE Mandera	600	1	1	0.13
Frontiers Community Development Program	491	1	1	0.10
CDE Wajir	361	1	1	0.08
Girl Child Network	350	1	1	0.07
ERIKs Development Partner	249	1	1	0.05
Servants of the Poor	202	1	1	0.04
Windle International Kenya	196	1	1	0.04
Dignitas	135	1	1	0.03
SMB	135	1	1	0.03
Missionary Sisters of the Catechism	85	1	1	0.02
Voluntary Service Overseas(VSO)	42	1	1	0.01
Futebol da Forcaa, Moving the Goalposts -Kilifi	40	1	1	0.01
Evangelizing Sisters of Mary	23	1	1	0.00
IWS	10	1	2	0.00
1All indicators as opposed only indicators 1, 2, 5 and 6
2Percentage of reached for all indicators

4. Schools and education level

4.1 Schools

The number of schools reached by school feeding programmes and WASH in schools interventions to-date are:

However, reporting the overall number of schools reached by all EiE interventions is much more challenging.

Whilst all partners working on indicators 2 and 4 submitted the number of schools they were working in, the same is not true for the other indicators. Only indicators 2 and 4 require the reporting of the number of schools.

4.2 Education level

The data collected on education level is muddled: the combination of various categories (such as ECE & Primary and All Basic Education) hampers a clean breakdown by education level:

Children reached by education level

education_level	children	%_of_total
Primary	247,601	55.04
ECE & Primary	134,071	29.80
All Basic Education	26,104	5.80
ECE	24,084	5.35
Secondary	17,976	4.00
Vocational	23	0.01
Tertiary	20	0.00

For instance, it is not possible to calculate the number of children served from primary-level institutions.

To understand reporting around the mismatch of education-level categories, let us examine individual indicators. In the plot below, children reached have been broken down by education level and by indicator. The category All Basic Education, whilst present in all of the indicators, is most heavily used in the WASH-in-schools intervention. Additionally, this indicator is used by 5 different implementing partners.

5. Reference maps and tables

5.1 Reference maps

IPC data extracted from here.

5.2 Reference table

Download the EiE 5Ws data here

As a refresher for the reference table below, the indicators are:

Text of EiE indicators

indicator
indicator 1 # of children and youth accessing ECD spaces/schools in drought affected areas
indicator 2 # of schools/ECD spaces with feeding programmes
indicator 3 # of learners and teachers reached with learning and teaching materials
indicator 4 # of schools with adequate quantites of safe water for drinking and personal hygiene
indicator 5 # of teachers / educators trained on resilience enhancing programmes (MHPSS, DRR & Life Skills, etc)
indicator 6 # of children and youth benefiting from resilience enhancing programmes (MHPSS, DRR & Life Skills, etc)